“I Had One Job and I F*cked It Up”: Charles Leclerc’s On-Air X-Rated Rant Leaves Carlos Sainz in Splits

Formula 1 occasionally surprises fans with unexpected off-track moments. The Las Vegas Grand Prix witnessed one such moment, as Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc added an unexpected twist to the post-race interactions leaving his teammate Carlos Sainz in stitches.

In the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz found themselves in an unscripted, hilarious exchange during a magic trick. But what happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay in Vegas. Especially when it involves an on-air mishap and an X-rated confession.

When magic meets mistakes: Charles Leclerc’s On-Air Slip Up leaves Carlos Sainz amused

In the aftermath of the Las Vegas Grand Prix amid the post-race festivities, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz shared a lighthearted moment with Piff – The Magic Dragon. Piff is a renowned headliner at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino and a former AGT contestant. However, the real show-stealer wasn’t a magic trick but a playful blunder by Leclerc.

During a routine magic trick where the 26-year-old Ferrari driver signed a bill, the Monegasque driver unintentionally misspelled Piff’s name. It was a simple mistake that turned the live broadcast into an unexpected comedy scene. When Charles Leclerc fixed Piff’s spelling, Carlos Sainz pointed out that he couldn’t even do a simple job right. He said, “You had one job, man!”

In response to Carlos Sainz’s playful jab, Charles Leclerc candidly admitted, “I had one job, and I f*cked it up.” The unexpected use of strong language on live television left Sainz in splits, adding a touch of hilarity to an already joyous occasion. One of the fans took to X (formerly Twitter) to share this clip with the F1 community. The post read, “CARLOS’ REACTION TO CHARLES SAYING “fuck” HAS ME 😭😭😭.”

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Charles Leclerc’s journey during the Las Vegas Grand Prix had its share of heartbreak. The talented Monegasque driver, poised for his first victory of the 2023 season, saw his dreams dashed by a stroke of misfortune.

Leclerc admits the misfortunes that cost Ferrari the second win of the season

Despite showcasing exceptional race pace and labeling it as Ferrari’s best performance of the year, Leclerc’s victory was snatched away by the intervention of the safety car. The 26-year-old expressed his frustration, emphasizing that the safety car period cost him a well-deserved win.

“Today we were certainly the fastest on the track. In terms of race pace, it was the best Ferrari of the year. The SC took away a victory from us which for I was certain. Happy for the overtaking on the last lap, but fighting with those very cold tires was really difficult,” Leclerc was quoted by Gazzetta.it. The safety car, triggered by Lando Norris‘s crash, not only narrowed his lead but also provided his rivals, particularly Max Verstappen and Red Bull, with a strategically advantageous pit stop.

Unhappy with the turn of events, Leclerc didn’t shy away from criticizing the FIA’s decision regarding Max Verstappen’s penalty. According to racefans.net, he suggested, “I just think that in those kinds of situations, it would be better for the FIA to ask to give the place back. Because I think there’s quite a bit of an advantage to take care of tires when you have free air.”

Despite the disappointment, Leclerc found solace in the overtaking maneuvers on the last lap. The race, labeled as “enjoyable” by the Ferrari driver, highlighted the resilience of the team in the face of a challenging season.

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In the world of Formula 1, every race is a story waiting to unfold, filled with surprises, triumphs, and, occasionally, a touch of magic. What are your thoughts on Leclerc’s race in Las Vegas? Could he have won the race if not for the safety car? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.